is this what you would use to direct water to a drain where there is no drain and water is getting collected?
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I would say no. you are probably looking for corrugated tubing for your needs
685749
These packets definitely need a receptacle as they draw water from the air, which then drips down into the collection area and can be poured down the drain. Great system!
460049
The water just drips off the cold condensing coils. From there it runs into the bucket or hose by gravity. There is no pump so the drain path must slope downward all the way or the water will back up into the unit.
621939
It comes with a flexible drain, but I don't think you could connect anything to that. You may want to just connect some type of hose to it....if you're a "handyman" I'm sure you can do it.
1278906
No. This device prevents water from flowing the wrong way--back into the pipes were unwanted water might contaminate the fresh water system. These are required by some jurisdictions on all outside faucets, for example. To reduce pressure you need a pressure reducer.
135230
No drainage is needed as long as you use a permeable weed block material that allows excess water to drain through.
2175861
Absolutely. We haven't used it to completely drain ours, just to lower the water level after rain, but has worked just fine.
1181653
As long as it is level with the top of the drain this would probably work. When you are filling it up you would just need to be careful that the drain cover doesn't move.
1783530
Yes but it doesn't have drain plug like the "water" side does. We do water in both sides.
812620
Yes, there are several small holes in the bottom to allow for drainage. It does sit flat. I use mine for a counter utensil holder. My guess is it would need to be on a drain mat or in a dish drainer for it to be raised and the water to flow through. Hope this helps. Mine has been great for my needs. Enjoy!
1016034
It has a hose connection so you can set it up to drain that way. I've only used it by emptying the bucket every few days.
2276003
As Jim says below, the drain hose only works on gravity; there is no pump, so if the drain hose is kinked, going up hill, or is otherwise inhibiiting the ability of the water to just drain on its own the water will go back to the tank and fill it up.
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Hi, This system is designed for only low flow as it says in the item description like veg garden for best results only for shorter distance. I got it for my garden to attach one of the sprinkler head so that my garden gets water. I guess you need one step higher may be.
777425
No, this is just a plastic hose that has no pressure and it needs to be flowing down, I have my portable sink next to my utility sink and then I have a 5 gallon bucket under it that I just placed to hose in it to drain. I use a sprayer hose that I attach to my utility sink and use that to shampoo someone's hair with, make sure you empty the bucket when it gets full.
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Hi! If by "drainpipes," you mean the waterpipes in the basement or under the house, then yes, that's what the product is for. That being said, pipes that drain your used water out are not the problem; this and similar products are made to warm the pipes bringing water IN from your water source: private well or city water. Hope this helps, and good luck!
76063
No it will not collect any water and keep it. It is important to follow the installation instructions and tilt it the right way and water will never be a problem. For me it was easy to install, and it has perforations and holes in the right places so it will never retain any water. All water, whether it is rainwater or condensation, will drain away from the house.
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Theoretically it would work, however have you calculated the flow you're looking for? If this is your only drain, that's not going to be enough for 400 gallons.